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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1942-11-05, Page 5THURS:,'NOV. 5, 1942 TH] �LINTON... NEWS -RECORD Machines such as these, powered by electricity, produce .303 cartridges. • We have the men, and they have the courage and the will to win. ,. What is needed now is a steady increase in 'production of the weapons of war that will make our forces.invincible. Hydro powered machines hi hundreds of Ontario s war plants produce weapons to provide greater lighting power,. for our men at .. sea, in" 'the air, on the' battle fields. .To train equip, transport and maintain our armed forces, nisch of us must work harder, save a little more and lend all we can to Canada. The more.,Bonds we buy, the greater is our investment in Victory. . To safeguard and conserve our vital supply of 'electricity --in our' homes, offices and shops --is a paramount duty. There are opportunities everyday, every night for each of us to -save Hydro for our war industries. Theirs plants need al( the power 'they can get. Every Victory Bond you buy, and every bit of electricity you save are contributions you can make to Victoryl THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO AUBURN Mrs. Eugene Doliie and son Brian Litre visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dobie. Mr .and Mrs.' Herman Phillips of :Aahfield Mrs Phillips and Miss' Phil- 'Iips of St. Helen visited.Mr. and Mrs. E. Phillipson Sunday. • Must Lewis Taylor' of Goderich spent Sunday with her ' brother, 1VIr. Wm, )odd, sr., and: Mrs. Dodd. Mrs. Nelson MeLarty was in Tor- onto where she visited her soni,Lead. ing Aircraftsman Lloyd MeLarty who is a patient at Christie St. Hospital. Mr, George Disney, Mrs. Render- knecht aiid two sons, of Detroit visit- ed Mr ,and Mrs. Geo. Beadle on ',Thursday.. Mr. and Mrs. Conley of St. Jolt: Mich, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mogridge. L.A.C. Donald Mellveene, son of -Mr. and Mrs: F. 0. Mellveene of Bow - many -111e who is stationed at Sky. Har- bor spent Sunday with his grand - „parents Mr and Mrs. Alfred Asquith. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh, and Betty Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mogridge visited the former's daughter Helen .Marsh, nurse -in -training at Woodstock Hospital on Saturday. Anniversary Services will be held' in •Knox Presbytertian” Church; on Sim - .day Nov. 15th Rev. William Weir of -Henson will be guest speaker for the day. The Committee in charge of Over- - seas gift boxes for our IooaI boys pan. ked 15 Christmas boxes each box con- • taining a pair of hand knit gloves, 2 handkerchiefs, cheese/ fruit cake, krackley nut, gum, slab of "Dot" ,ohocolate, vegetable soup, noodle - soup, chocolate drink, sardines, can of peanuts chocolate bars, shoelaces, .soap, waxed maple leaves and a greet- ing card, This committee sends a box ,•of sweets or cigarettes each months They hope the November package of -cigarettes will reach them in time for Christmas, The Monthly meeting of the Junior Red Ores § of the Continuation school was held Friday afternoon. The offs= errs. in charge :were president, Donald Yungblutt, secretary Lucille Keller, `program committee Jean Lawlor, Hugh Rose. The program opened by singing the. National Anthem, organ solo, Joan 'Killough, reading" H'allowe'- en by Jean Lawlor, recitation Hugh -Rose, reading Donald Ytengblutt, Jokes Billy, h , Seers Riddles, HarveyWight- man. Seasonal games were enjoyed., Mr. Donald Harris is the teacher. The Junior Red Gross Society of e Auburn Public School held its meet- ing Friday afternoon ;with Lawrence Plaetzer presiding for the'Hallowe'- en program. Chorus 0 Canada, read- ing Betty Yungblut, Jokes ' Betty Craig, dialogue, Marie Raithby, Betty Yungblut, Laura MacLeatherland, and MVtarion Taylor; recitation, Johnny Seers, ,play, recitation, Teddy Turn- er, reading Dolly Beadle. Gaines were enjoyed. Violet Neville won the prize in the game bobbing'for the apples. Miss Edythe Beacom is the teacher, SS• No. . 9 .Hullett of which Mrs. Hugh , Bennett is the teacher held their Junior Red Cross meeting Fri- day afternoon, with the president Betty Marsh in the chair. The min- utoe of the previous meeting were read by Leonata Archambault, The opening chorus was "The Maple Leaf Forever" recitation Eileen .Cunning- ham, trio Margaret Jackson, Chris- tene Bogie; and Pauline King, song Ray 'flunking, Donald King, Ross Pat- terson, •liNelyn Raithby, and. Delphine Hunking, recitation Maxine Ball, rid- dle Leonard.: Archambault, reading Marion Bogie, - recitation Christens! Cunningham. A contest was conduc- ted by the teacher and the prize won, by Betty Marsh. Lunch was served. Rev. Mr Bremner of Seaforth spoke in the Baptist Church Sunday after- noon on the Work of the Ontario Tem- perance Federation. Mrs. Wm. Marsh presided at the organ Mrs. Earl Mc- Knight, Doris and Jack : McKnight sang a trio, ,, The local Baptist Church held its annual meeting on Friday evening with a good attendance. A pot luck supper, was seryed preceeding. the meeting. Very favorable reports were. presented. The following officers were elected. Deacons George Raithby, Al- fred' Asquith, Earl Raithby, Clerk, GIenn Raithby, secretary -treasurer Frank Raithby, trustees, Earl Raith- by, George Raithby, Glenn Raithby, Mrs. John . McKnight, Mrs. Stanley Johnston, Mrs. Annie Wolper, finance committee, Geo. Raithby, Elmer Rob- ertson, Frank Raithby, Glenn Raith- ly,' Organist, Mrs. R. J. Phillips, (heir le :der, Mrs.G. A. Howson, Sun- day school supt. Rev. A. E. Silver, as- sistant.. James Jackson, secretary -trea- surer, Enana Robertson, pianist, Mrs., Filmer Robertson, assistant Mrs. Earl McKnight. • The Walkerburn. Ladies' Club met at the home of Mrs. John' Wright, with twelve members present. A Red Cross quilt was quilted. It was decid- d to hold a meeting in two weeks 1 time at the home of Mrs, Wm. Arch- ambault, as the club has some extra work on hand. A dainty lunch was served. v LONOESBORO Mr. J. W. Tamblyn, Forest Hill Tor onto spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother and brother Frank and family, he being on his way to the States: on a lecture tour.— • ` Mrs. Robt Hamilton of Wingham spent Sunday with Miss B. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. John Radford, gluten visited with their sister Mrs. A, Web- ster on Sunday, Miss Pearl Griffith, Guelph, spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith: The weatherman was kind on Sun- day and provided ideal weather bright with sunshine, which was indeed a treat after so many wet and gloomy days. . The church anniversary was held on Sunday, Large numbers gath- ered early in, the morning, which fill- ed the church to its capacity. The guest speaker for the morning was Rev. A. W, Beeeroft of Wingham, who delivered' a fine sermon. The choir loft was also filled• and rendered spe- cial numbers, the local choir was as- sisted by; four from the Wesley Willis church choir of Clinton. In the evening the church was again well filled the guest speaker being Rev. Turnbull of North St. Goderich, who though a stranger here was given a good. hearing. The day throughout being a complete success. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Campbell, Walton and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Wells, Clinton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. Yung- blutt, Sunday. Mrs. E. J. Crawford and Johnston visited, at the home of Fred Prest, Mr. and: Mrs. H. Rurnan Constance visited with Mrs. Martha' Lyon. Mr .and with. R. Vodden visited with Mes.W- .T. Brunsdon, Commencing next Sunday Nov. 8 the morning service at the church will commence • at ' 10.30 o'clock and Sun- day school' at: 11 a.m. The- regular meeting of the W.ivLS, will be held' on,Thursday Nov. 12. The roll calk a.;, hqught on "What you consider an economic standard -of 'liv- ing for a Canadian Home." The reports of the W.M.S. meet- ing held) recently. at'Brucefield will be given by Mrs. Menzies and Mrs, Fan:. grad. S. S. No. 8 have decided ed to change the hour and will now commence- at CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion Ce V. COOKE FLORIST Phones: 66w and Bei Poultry Wanted We are in the market for a good; quantity of live chickens and hens at top market prices. Culling done by an experienced' poultryman. Now is the time to have your flock producing to obtain the best price for eggs in years. N. W. TREWARTHA Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328. • Batkina Locker Storage We have Four Kinds of Boners Fish; For Sale From now, on our 'Sausage Wi11 be Put up in Paddiesinstead of Casings WE DO CUSTOn KILLING AND BUY HIDES FROZEN FOODS ARE RETT'ER FOODS' 10 a.m. instead of 9 a.m. Rev. A. E. Menzies exchanged .pul- pit, on Sunday with Rev. Beecroft, Wingham, his address' being broad- cast, those who were at home tuned in and enjoyed the sermon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoggart were pleasantly surprised last Wednesday eveningwhen about fifty friends and neighbors gathered at their home and presented them with a beautiful tri - lite lamp prior to their departure to Clinton. The gift was presented by Mr. Thomas Adams,,and Mr. Charles Stewart.read- the .address as follows: Dear Mabel. and Will: " We are gathered'` here tonight to show opr appreciation'of,you as true friends and neighbors. You have both played a very active' part in the life of this community and helped to make it a very happy place to live. Tho' yoursmile will grace another community, Mabel, we know you are, not going far away' and doubtless your stifling qualities of your eharac ter end the easy charm of your man- ner will ,become as wellknown to those in your new home as to us. And you Will, have always been one of us, whose untiring efforts to help oth- ers have placed you in high esteem Our most sincere and heartfelt wish is that both may enjoy health and prosperity in your new home and may God bless you and yours, We would like to take this opportunity to welcome again, you Aima and Weldon into this community and hope that you may follow in the footsteps of those who are leaving us.. - We ask you Mabel and Will to kindly, accept this present for your mutual .use and may memories of your many friends and neighbor's anti theirkind wishes this night be ever closely connected with it in your mem- my. Signed on behalf of your many friends and neighbors Charles Wey- mouth, Thomas Adams, Charles Ste- wart, Harolds Morrell, Mr. and Mrs. Hoggart made a fitt- ing reply and the evening was spent in social chat after which lunch was served and the gathering ended with God Save the King. PORTER'S :HILL Remember the anniversary services at Grace church next, Sunday Nova 8• at 11 o'clock•a.m. and 7.30 pan.' Rev. W. J. Rogers, Holmesville'will be the speaker at both serivces There will be special music by the home choir at the morning serivce and a male choir assisted' by a male quartette, at the evening service. We were delighted with the atten- dance at Sunday School on Sunday; 26 were present. ' rev. Woolen had' charge of the Bible class, Mrs. Les s Cox, the junior girls; Mrs. Reed k Torrance ,the junior boys; and, Mrs. Woolen the baginner's class. It is hop- 4 ed as many as can will 'attend. Mrs. Thos. Elliott accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wilson to Long Branch 1 to spend a few days with Sgt and Mrs. Stewart Schoenhals. The November meeting of the Red Cross wi11 be held .on Monday Nov, 16 at the home of Mrs. Les. Cox. PAGE 5 ROILY THEATRE. CLINTON Now Playing --"SECRET AGENT OF JAPAN" & "DOWN MEXICO WAY" MON., TUES., WED. Claudette Colbert, John, Payne," John 'Shepperd and Ann Todd.' Life gave them only a few short hours together . ,.. A romance that was rapturous. "Remember the Day" THURS., FRI., SAT. —Technicolor Alt Met the screen . tells the thrill- ing story of Canada's heroic airmenThe, pilots of the R.C.A.F. James ' Cagney, Dennis Morgan', Brenda Marshall and Air Marshall Bishop, ' • "Captains of the Clouds" Coming "EAGLE SQUADRON" --A War Drama CAPITAL THEATRE conzatcu Now Playing - "EAGLE SQUAD. RON" with Diana Barrymore MON., TUES., WED. Cary Grant, Jean Arthur and Ron- ald Coleman. Stirring 'Stars! • Gay Comedy! Thrilling Drama! Excit- ing love! ' "The Talk of the Town" THURS., FRE., SAT.' Abbott and Costello with Virginia Bruce Feature the Sarongs Dane- ing Girls. In a merry medley of en- tertainment. • "Pardon My Sarong" Corning — "RINGS, ON HER FIN- GERS" with "CONFIRM OR DENY" BUY VICTORY BONDS REGENT THEATRE SEAPORTS Now Playing --Cecil B. De Milie's "REAP THE WILD WIND" James Cagney, Brenda Marshall, Dennis Morgan, Present in Tech- nicolor a stirring story of bush pi- lots in the"R.C.A.F. "Captains of the Clouds"' THURS., FRI., ` SAT. "The Spoilers" 'Rex Beach's immort'al story of ad - `venturous 'romance in gold rush days. Marlene Dietrich and John. Wayne,, Coming —. "REMEMBER'E TH DAY" with Claudette Colbert. BUY VICTORY BONDS THE ONLY THING TO DO Put your money to work for VICTORY' Buy the Third VICTORY LOAN ' "Nothing' Matters Now But Victory" Serve by Saving Space Donated By •F' BARTLdFS PHONE 1 WE DELIVER Rouse For Sale White stucco house on Mary Street. In good condition. Modern convenien- ces. Apply Miss Rudd, Mary St. 11-tf Tenders for Snow Plowing TOWN OF CLINTON Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 2 pan. Monday November 16th, 1942 for the contract of suppaying and operating .a truck with sufficient power to operate the Municipality's plow, to clean the snow from the streets. The lowest or any other tender not necessarily accepted. M. T, commaTown Clerk For Sale Blaek cloth coat with fur collar, size 40. Never been worn but will sell at a sacrifice. Apply at the News -Record For Sale Navy Winter Overcoat, new last January. Fit boy 16 to 17 years. Ap- up to News -Record, Box 39P. 17-1 CLINTON BAPTIST to hold Anniversary Services on SUNDAlY, NOVEMBER 8th Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The sermon at the morning service will be. "FACING PUZZLING TIMES" The Church Choir Will Render Appro- priate messages in song. By kind permission of the Command- ing Officer of the Clinton, R.A.F., the Padre, Rev. Scott Morton will be pre- sent to conduct the evening' service. Padre Marton will be assisted by the R.A.F. Choir, You are Welcometoattend the above Services CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation' to my :many friend's and relatives Who were so kind dur- ing my recent sad bereavement. Arthur J. Tyndall, AUCTION SALE of Household Furniture • The undersigned auctioneer has re- ceived instructions to sell by public auction at the residence of Mrs. Hugh Miller Ontario. street, Bast Clinton. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th at 1 p.m. sharp, the following: Day -bed; hall seat with mirror;; bookcase; library table; tapestry up- holstered mahogany rocking chair; 5 leather -seated chairs; smoker; heavy solid oak rocking chair; child's oak rocking chair; 4 small tables; 2 con- goleums and an Axminster rug and mats; large wieker chair, cretonne up- holstered; oak bed and dresser; spiing and mattress; jardiniere stand, prings and matress; jardinierestand; day -bed;. pictures; 2 rocking chairs Rehmtable; breakfast set (table and chairs) enamelled; davenport bed; 1pung'e; , oil stove; "wringer; rotary,' White slightly used sewing: machine; citchen clock, lawn mower; granite-. ware; dishesi,'and other small articles 0o numerous to mention j TERMS! — CASH Mrs. Hugh Miller, Proprietress, Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. „gam, -_ NOTICE Take notice that, the court of Re- vision will sit a . he council chamber, Ch n, on the , . day of November 'clock in the . evening, re the er of assessment appeals. The IMunicipality of the Town of Clinton. M. T. CORLESS, Clerk and Treas- urer.- Clinton, Ont., October 31, 1942. 17-3 FOR RENT ' Six roomed house on Townsend St. Clinton, partly furnished. Apply to Jas. M. Reid, Saturday. 17-1 at` ma Girl Wanted . Girl wanted for steady employment., Apply at the Rozy Grill, Clinton, 17-2 FOR SALE OR RENT Seven roomed comfortable home in Bayfield on the square, with an acre of land and':barn,-]enhouse and garage. Also for -sale is one good base burning stove.' 'Apply to Mrs. Thos. Westlake, R. R, 3 Bay -field. 17-2 .AUCTION SALE Furniture and Household- Articles The 'undersigned has been instruct- ed to sell by public auction at the home of Mrs. Hannah'Walmsely Hur- on Road, second farm east of Clinton North side of road in the Chas. Lind- say house, on Friday, Nov, 6th, 2 p.m. Terms -- Cash Mrs. Hannah Walmsely, Proprietress. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, NOTICE The next meeting of the Huron County Council will be heldin the Council chambers, Court House, Gode- rich commencing •Tuesday,' Nov 17th, at 2 p.m. All accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring the at- tention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk mot later than Saturday Nov. 14th 1942. N. W. Miller, County Clerk, ' Gode- rich, Ontario. 17-2 NOTICE- RE SALVAGE COLLECTION" Township of Goderich The Reeve, having been appointed by the Warden 01 Huron County, has appointed the members' of the council to be a committee with poyver, to add to their numbers, to enforce the col- lection or sale of scrap, metal, steel and rubber in connection with the sal- vage drive as authorized by- the Steel Controller of Canada. Anyperson holding more than 500 pounds after Dec. 15 is liable to fine of 6500.00 and two months in gaol, By authority of Council R. G. THOfMPSON, Clerk. 17-2 AUCTION SALE of Farm, Farm Stock and Implements THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12th The undersigned auctioneer has been instructed to sell by public auction at Lot 15, Concession 4, Township of McKillop, the following: •,Fttll line of Farm Stock and Imple- ments also some house furnishings. At the same time there will be of- fered for sale two parcels of land. Paareel One -100 acres of choice pro- ductive land being, Lot 15, on the 4th. concession of the township of Me- Killop. This land is well fenced and underdrained With plenty of water, two never failing wells and spring creek; also goodcement' gravel pit. Barn 49 by 74 with stone foundation', cement flooring -and' water tank and pump. One and one half storey brick house. Parcel Two -80 acres of choice productive land, being parts of Lots 16 ands 17, on the 2nd` concession of the township of McKillop. Well fenced and drained and with baro and drilled well and windmill; also 50 acres of bush. Baan 40 by 56:'` Chattels—Cash Terms on property rnade known on day of sale, sold subject to reserve bid. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer: Angeline McCluskey, executrix for the estate of .the late Wm. McCluskey. Electrical Equipment Shur Shock Eieetrio Fences, Dors. plete with Battery and Insulator's $15.00 guaranteed. I carry a full line of radio tubes*,' up to date tube tester,' General bat- teries and Dominion Washing Mach ines ,all electrical appliances and roofing supplies. A. W. Groves, Princess St., Princess Street Clinton SOMETHING NEW ADAM BLOCK and His Orchestra CLINTON TOWN HALL This SATURDAY NIGHT You will want to be there to enjoy, this change of bands. • Admission 35 cents each. 12-tf ANNUAL MEETING Federation of Agriculture ' The Stanley Federation of Agricul- ture will meet in Varna ore TUESDAY. NOV. 10th at8pm. ,Hugh Hill of Colborne Township will be the guest speaker. EVERYBODY WkILCOME MURRAY GRAINGER, President ELMER Wr1BSTER, Secretary. CLERKS NOTICE Of First Posting of the Voter's Lists for 1942, Municipality of Clinton, County of Huron. NOTICE is hereby given that 1 have complied with Section 8 of'the Voters' Lists Act and that 11 have posted up in• my office at Clinton, on the 31st day of October, 1942, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Municipal elec' tions and that such list remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have. any errors or omissions corrected ac- cording to law the last day for appeal being the 21st day of November 1942. Dated at Clinton this 31st''day of. October, 1942: M. T. CORLESS; Clerk anvil Treas. urer, The Town of Clinton. 17-3 Pullets Wanted All ages and breeds, also yearling hens, also White Leghorn and BIack' Minorca cockerels suitable for breed- ers. Also wanted flocks to supply us with hatching eggs for 1943 season. Flocks culled and bloodtested free. Guaranteed bonus paid with addit- ional premium. .Write tor full details Tweddle Chick hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. 17-6 Apples For Sale A quantity of Windfalls and Se- conds for sale at low prises. Apply to Arnold Rathwell, Clinton, phone 905x32. 16-2 Farm For Rent Improved —187 acres, productive and, cheerful neighborhood, well fen- ced and underdrained, good barns, new 7 roomed cottage, hardwood bush, apple orchard, plenty of water under pressure, electricity, 1-4 mile from Varna on paved highway. Will make the rent a bargain to a good farmer., Apply to Dr. Lloyd Moffatt, London Ontario, 16-tf Wood Wanted Ten cords of green or day hard body maple wood, to be delivered at resi- dence. Apply to T. It. Leppington, Clinton. 16-2 For ,Sale One fall coat, size 16; one black hat; one tailored{ suit, size 16. Will sell reasonable because articles have become too small for owner. Apply at the News -Record office. 16-2 For Sale or Rent Seven roomed house on Shipley st. mmediate possession. Apply to James Elliott, Fulton street, Clinton, phone 263. 164;.